Thinking about children
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Thinking about children
Addison-Wesley Pub., 1997, c1996
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"A Merloyd Lawrence book."
Bibliography: p. 291-328
Includes index
Description and Table of Contents
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0-8133-1027-X the Soviet Nationality Reader : the Disintegration in Context
Table of Contents
- Part 1 Observation, intuition, and empathy: towards an objective study of human nature
- yes, but how do we know it's true? Part 2 Early infant development: primary introduction to external reality - the early stages
- environmental needs
- the early stages
- total dependence and essential independence. Part 3 The family: the bearing of emotional development on feeding problems
- sleep refusal in children
- the effect of loss on the young
- out of the mouths of adolescents
- the delinquent and habitual offender
- a clinical approach to family problems - the family. Part 4 Starting school: mental hygiene of the pre-school child
- the teacher, the parent, and the doctor. Part 5 Case studies and observations: a clinical example of symptomatology
- notes on a little boy
- the niffle. Part 6 Adoption: two adopted children
- pitfalls in adoption
- adopted children in adolescence. Part 7 Psychosomatic problems: contribution to a discussion on enuresis
- papular urticaria and the dynamics of skin sensation
- short communication on enuresis
- child psychiatry - the body as affected by psychological factors
- on cardiac neurosis in children. Part 8 Autism and schizophrenia: three reviews of books on autism
- autism
- the aetiology of infantile schizophrenia in terms of adaptive failure. Part 9 Professional care of the growing child: training for child psychiatry - the paediatric department of psychology
- notes on the time factor in treatment
- the association for child psychology and psychiatry observed as a group phenomenon
- a link between paediatrics and child psychology - clinical observations
- child psychiatry, social work, and alternative care.
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